How the miners of Britain kept the country fuelled during WW2 | Archive Britain
Rare archive footage of how the miners of Britain kept the country fuelled during ww2. This film captures This Welsh mine as it really was in 1941 before the changes that would transform Britain over the following decades. Sourced from public domain archive film and narrated documentary-style. All footage sourced from public domain archive film. New archive footage every week subscribe so you don't miss it. #ArchiveBritain #BritishHistory #ArchiveFootage #VintageBritain #UKHistory #1940s
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